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Other features in this issue included ‘Must parsons keep “mum”?’ by Reverend GA Studdert Kennedy – known since the war as ‘ Woodbine Willie’ for his work on the front line. Other fiction in this issue of Pictorial Magazine included ‘XV: Percy the Pocket’, another case for Detective X Crook, a reformed criminal, by J Jefferson Farjeon, a popular and prolific mystery writer of the period.

After that, he’s continually working on magazines until 1935, when he would have been 63 years old. You may also request additional information if required, before submitting your application. However, things picked up and they were able to move back to Pinner the year after this cover came out. You may choose to subscribe to the PIC Magazine, the PIC Newsletter, or both. The Philsp magazine cataloguing website lists hundreds of Thomas’s works for magazines such as The Strand, Captain and Chums, but nothing from the end of 1919 until March 1923. Such was the dip in his career that in 1920 he and his family had to move out of their house in the Pinner suburb of north London into lodgings and then a council house. While WH became a household name with his quirky machine drawings, the Dictionary of 20 thCentury Book Illustrators suggests that demand for Thomas’s work ‘seemed to dry up’ during the First World War. The illustration was by Thomas Heath Robinson, the oldest brother of Charles and William Heath Robinson, and a popular black-and-white artist in the Edwardian era. Small, who used the nom-de-plume ‘Seamark’ and wrote science fiction as well as mysteries.

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This racy cover promotes the start of a new fiction serial – ‘Perils of Desire’ – by Austin J. Pictorial Magazine was a cheap illustrated popular weekly costing two pennies (2d) from Amalgamated Press.

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1913: The Internet Archive has volume 14, number 6, dated March 1913.

1912: The University of Wisconsin has volume 13, number 9, dated June 1912.

The merged publication, which has both issue and contribution renewals, ceased in 1939. ( More details) It ran until 1937, when it merged with The Delineator to form Pictorial Review-Delineator. The first actively copyright-renewed contribution is from February 1927 (v. The first actively copyright-renewed issue is February 1927 (v. (There is a Wikipedia article about this serial.) Publication History Pictorial Review was an American women's magazine. Presents serial archive listings for Pictorial Review Pictorial Review archives The Online Books Page

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